AARP Indiana

Every person in a long-term care facility – as well as their friends and families – deserves to have an advocate that looks out for their interests.

Every year, a small army of AARP Indiana volunteers and staff shows up at the Indiana Statehouse to advocate on behalf of older Hoosiers.

Lace up your walking shoes! AARP Indiana is calling all members and friends to join us and the Indianapolis Cultural Trail once a month for a morning of connection and light exercise.

AARP is partnering with the state of Indiana to fund projects aimed at improving communities so residents can age in place.

AARP Indiana and the Evansville Otters offer discounted general admission tickets for members and their guests.

More and more older Hoosiers want to live in their communities and age-in-place.

As recently as 2021, about 10 percent of U.S. households were food insecure at one point during the calendar year or another.

Update: Join us for an episode of our community engagement show, This is IN, to hear more about AARP Indiana's State Walking College program. We will be hosting monthly conversations with the mentors and fellows within the program so you can learn more about what has been happening and what the intended outcomes are for walkability in the state of Indiana! Learn more about the June 22 episode on Facebook.

Update – May 25, 2023

On Saturday, May 6, AARP sponsored tours of the Allen County Courthouse, putting a local gem on display. How’d we make it happen, and why is it important to celebrate local history?